Shenandoah LGBTQ Center celebrates seven years serving as a safe space in Staunton
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Seven years ago, the Shenandoah LGBTQ Center was founded and housed in the Staunton Innovation Hub to provide services for LGBTQ.
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Florida: Ringling College of Art and Design embraces AI in creativity
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Ringling College of Art and Design is incorporating artificial intelligence in its curriculum to prepare creatives for the workforce.
UVA Health’s Melina Kibbe is sole finalist for UT Health Houston presidency
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Two officials at the center of an employee revolt at UVA Health and the University of Virginia will be gone this academic year.
Wildlife Center of Virginia invites public to Belle Isle State Park for Bald Eagle’s release
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After two months of expert care and rehabilitation, Bald Eagle #25-1783 is ready to return to the skies, and the public is invited.
Twenty-four states, D.C. sue Trump for funding freeze of afterschool, summer programs
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California leads 24 states and the District of Columbia in a lawsuit filed against President Donald Trump for frozen education funding.
Tim Kaine, Bobby Scott introduce bill to ease America’s child care crisis
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The Child Care for Working Families Act would ensure families can find and afford high-quality child care while they work.
Staunton: Former health department employee reflects on Trump COVID-19 funding cuts
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As a Care Resource Coordinator, Scotty Tiernan of Staunton provided relief to local residents isolating while recovering from COVID-19.
Mary Baldwin University campaign honored with 2025 Circle of Excellence Award
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Mary Baldwin University has been honored with a 2025 Circle of Excellence Award from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education.
Polls, money numbers trending toward Abigail Spanberger in 2025 governor race
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A new VCU poll gives Democrat Abigail Spanberger a 12-point lead over Republican Winsome Earle-Sears in the 2025 Virginia governor race.
Republicans continue war on America’s public broadcasting with rescissions bill
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If congressional Republicans have their way, more than $1.07 billion in previously-appropriated funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, including $100 million for Virginia, will be revoked.
